2017 Massachusetts Property Tax Rates | MA Town Property Taxes

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Last updated: December 23, 2020

About Massachusett's Ad Valorem (on value) Tax

Massachusetts property real estate taxes are calculated by multiplying the property's value by the location's ad valorem tax rate.

Property tax rates are also known as property mill rates. This page shows the rates for MA on a map as well as in tabular form.

Taxable property in Massachusetts is assigned to one of four classes: commercial, industrial, open space, or residential. The tax to be paid on a property is based upon the fair market value of that asset.

Factors used by assessors when calculating the value of a property include: location, currently usage, acreage, and building size.

Property tax exemptions exist for eligible senior citizens and veterans, religous and philanthropic institutions, and blind individuals. The Massachusetts Department of Revenue website has more information about qualifying exemptions.

For more details about exemptions for seniors, veterans, and legally blind persons, contact your local assessor.

2017 Property Tax Rates for Massachusetts Towns

Rates are given in dollars per $1,000 of property assessed value

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Town	Residential Tax / Mill Rate	Commercial Tax / Mill Rate

Map of 2017 Massachusetts Tax Rates

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